I'm sure she would. The things this child and family has endured can not be fixed by money. But it is the fact that they "beat the system" with the bad employees helps ease their anguish.
Hospital staff are so sure in testifying its NOT CRPS , yet they billed Maya for the same diagnosis through insurance coverage. Doesnt make sense at all
they probably had to put the CRPS diagnoses....because for just sever pain i dont think it wold fly with the insurance company to give ketamine and propofol.... just so they could get reimburses for the crazy amout of Ketamine and i think propofol.
Exactly they have to code for insurance reimbursement, especially for expensive treatments, insurance companies try very hard to not pay and require very specific diagnoses. Unless you have state insurance they seem to pay for anything no questions asked
I’m not so clued up on this but, doesn’t a diagnosis require the doctor or the hospital to include specific treatment/medication to treat that diagnosis? I read that insurance charged them a little more or less than half a million dollars and CRPS was included.
The charts hundreds of pages. Once diagnosis is on there it stays unless md removes. The chart has prob at least 50 segments ( like files) so what happens a diagnosis written day one falls thru the cracks. It continues to repopulate daily unless changed. Is it not a good thing ? Of course not. But it happens. The first md should have been more careful to add Thad diagnosis once others disagreed with this diagnosis. What I’m trying to get across is that it’s not as easy or strait forward as it sounds. Do mds worry about the billing section. No. They don’t but ideally it should be someone’s job to review that part of chart.
@@NurseSue425 aaah I see. But if the CRPS diagnosis was never removed, that kind of implies she still had CRPS, no? Because didn’t they also charge Maya’s parents for the CRPS treatment even though the hospital claimed she didn’t have it?
5,000 people having a certain disease on a population of 1m is rare but if she treated 30 of those, that's many patients to her. Still abhorrent and criminal behavior from this group of healthcare professionals.
Said she had "pain all over" yet was playing with her stuffed animals.. Umm.. those of us who live with pain everyday figure out how to do things while in pain.. you just get used to it and do your best while still trying to find some joy in life. Surely, the docs and nurses would know this.
They objectified and dehumanized Maya, as soon as avarice and greed came over the lead psychopath, whoever called the shots had power, and these other employees are secondary psychopaths, weaker, yet power hungry, readily setting up the campaign to isolate, demean and exploit the beautiful little girl. If you don't know why they did it, look into the lucrative business those images were intended for. Profit and perversion drove that case, not the girls needs. The girl was NOT PARALYZED fcs, everyone in pain moves around TO TRY TO GET COMFORTABLE, often moving more, because you can't.
If you aren’t sure what a narcissist is, you’re looking at one right now!! This woman is absolutely INSANE! She won’t even admit to the possibility of her being wrong! People like this are why I say that there is a HUGE difference in educated and intelligent!!
She was negligent, ignorant, and incredibly unprofessional. But don’t throw around diagnoses. That’s literally the same thing she is being accused of. As mental health professional, it’s pretty disheartening to watch people use a real diagnosis to label someone as if it were an adjective. There are many characteristics one must have in order to be a narcissist. Not displaying guilt or remorse while on the stand is at the bottom of that list.
These people who work in the medical profession, think they are Gods. I guess you have to be a narcissist to be one of those types. I've worked in the computer profession my entire life and would never think to condescend customers with my brilliance.
This is the danger of outside influence, once the hospital made up their mind and their goal was to catch her lying, then everyone on the staff was under that same impression. That really sucks...
It sounds to me, by the charting notes and talking crap within emails and text messages they ALL were being prejudice, and they all bullied her to "catch" her lying instead of truly genuinely trying to find out what exactly was wrong.
These people are so cruel. It's hard to stomach the amount of abuse they inflicted upon the whole family. Why don't these people have to go to jail for child abuse and for violation of civil rights?
Because it’s a huge hospital across the US and they have excuses that this is what we have been taught and thought mom had munchousen by proxy and we were trying to stop all the damage those parents put on that poor girl. It’s a f ing game ins and doctors play to all make the most money out of this kid.
Because dont give me that goody goody good bullshit, money's a hit. to paraphrase Pink Floyd. They got a lot of cash. That's why. And the cruel way they operate generates even more cash.
They do not go to jail because they are the evil ones/hypocrites the scripture speaks of. Jesus calls them hypocrites, and in Eph 6:12 Paul calls them evil spirits in high places (They are literally everywhere.) on this earth. They are in every aspect of our lives. This is why really knowing God is so important. They are even in every religion today. It is important to find God as the Prophets, Jesus, Jesus was not "just" the son of God, but He was also a prophet. And the apostles. These are the ones we should be listening to. Not mankind, and the evil ones.
Why shouldnt she play with her stuffed animals even if she had pain all over? Did you expect her to lie unmoving in the bed? Anyone in severe chronic pain has to move and change position every so often. They still would not be able to function. These doctors know nothing about chronic pain or basic physiology. A smidgeon of empathy would have saved them a lot of time spying on her to see if she moved. Why did you even bother documenting Mayas subjective complaints when the object of the exercise was to collude with your colleagues in an effort to demean both Maya and her mother? Did Maya move significantly unaided? No, all they could come up with was she played with her toys, sat up, coloured a childs book and used the phone. Pathetic people. Was she seen getting up and walking normally around the room and with ease? No. Maya was genuine by this criterion. But the hospital staff are still distorting to cover their narcissistic asses. Maya should win her case on this video evidence alone. Consent to treat cannot possibly cover this breach of privacy by videoing a child without her knowledge and without their parent's consent. Since when was videoing a patient used as a form of treatment? Whom did that ever cure? Cured by video? Laughable except these people drove Beata to her death.
l've seen several videos of children & parents interacting when child abuse was thought to be happening in hospital room...and no ...the parent didn't know a camera was on and they were caught doing horrible stuff to their kids!.....so ...yes camera's are used in hospital room's when suspecting child abuse....
@@Nick2bad4u Did she really claim not to be able to move at all? You're a bit of a nut! She coloured books, answered the phone etc. That is moving a little. She did not hide this. She was not in a vegetative state. She had chronic pain. That does not preclude you from some movement. Even with chronic pain, a patient has to move to stay as comfortable as possible. Dont you get that? Persons with chronic pain can usually move.
After learning how warped those who cared for Maya in hospital were and all the lies told concerning Maya I don't believe a word these witnesses ( for hospital) speak.
@@bancatorres2455so is the Joint Commission. “Lol” (quoting you) and those JC reports they seem to say many damning things about the whole system of this hospital, don’t they? 😂-your comment did NOT age well.
I was in the hospital in 2020 recuperating from a quad bypass with complications. I was in bed, practically naked with all the “normal” hospital crap attached to me. I could hear the hospitalist and the nurse in the hallway discussing me and my lousy blood sugar. I had lost 45 pounds since my surgery because I had almost zero appetite. He kept talking about me in completely derogatory ways and I finally had enough. I yelled at him to come into the room and when he did come in he stood at the foot of the bed and started berating me. I sat up in bed, pretty much fully exposed and yelled “you are a terrible doctor and you are fng fired!!” He started in again and I said it again even louder. There were two nurses and a PA in the room and they were all next to the bed with their mouths open in amazement I guess. He left the room, storming out and I turned to the nurses and PA and said “now, where were we?” My care during this six week period was close to insufferable but after leaving a horrendous government job that gave me CAD and years of heart issues I damn sure wasn’t going to die without a fight. I cannot begin to imagine the pain and suffering and grief this family has experienced and will continue to experience but I am terribly grateful that they were given the jury that believed them and a huge number of people praying for them. My heart breaks that they lost their mother……she watches from Heaven and someday I pray they will see her again. The people who did this should go straight to hell. 💔💫💔
I also take a dim view of hospitalists. They don't know the patients at all, having never seen them before. Your own physicians, who have known you and your medical history, are not allowed to manage your care while you are hospitalized. My husband has a recurrent issue with pseudo -obstructions of the small bowel. His gastroenterologist knows this but the hospitalists are different every time and don't bother to review his records. They will give him drugs that he has had adverse reactions to. I feel like I have to remain at his bedside to protect him from the things the hospitalist wants to do. I think the introduction of hospitalists to the heath care system has been terrible for patients.
I’ve been a nurse for almost 17 years in critical care. I’ve seen this behavior from many providers and other healthcare team members unfortunately. I worked on a rapid response team for 7 years and was a fierce patient advocate. I’ve gotten into plenty of arguments with doctors, PA’s or NP’s and other nurses when I knew the patient wasn’t getting the care they needed. I developed breast cancer and complications after treatment so I left patient care in 2019 and now I do nursing orientation for nurses being hired into our organization and I speak to this specifically. I remind the nurses that pain is subjective and we can’t judge how a patient acts and discount their pain. I have had patients who have claimed to have a disease process that they didn’t have which was verified by blood work. This makes my blood boil that this poor mother had no other solution and that the family and Maya has had to endure this injustice while trying to deal with the loss of their mom/wife. I’m glad the verdict was in the Kowalski’s favor, they deserve every bit of it, but no amount of money can bring Beata back. 😢
RN here, I totally agree with you. For a while we were really focused on medicating for pain, but once the opioid epidemic hit, we seem to have swung way too far the other way again.
Wow, thank you so much for your dedication and empathy. I hope your health and treatment is on the up and up now. I wish more people in healthcare were like you.
I work in inpatient pharmacy and I’m glad to have people like you and other RNs I work with. I personally have a rare enzyme that metabolizes anesthesia and opiates extremely fast and I found this out when I shattered my arm. I’d love to show you my X-ray. I didn’t have an elbow anymore. I had an amazing sports orthopedic surgeon repair my arm and it was ironic being that I was always there for him for joint juice or whatever drugs he needed. God blessed me greatly with this surgeon and to this day, I still do not have arthritis. Thanks be to Jesus Christ. God bless you!
You can tell this lady observes patients with observational and experiential bias. She has inherent skepticism and disbelief of the patient's explanations and preferentially defers to her own conclusions disregarding the patient's emotions and words. This doctor is so proud of her education, training and experience, she's too high above the patient's and lower staff to care.
Yes. She talks like a dingdong sorority girl who is making judgements (all to deny pain treatment, which is all they do nowadays) about a rare disease while of course not communicating with Maya’s own physicians - saying “superhuman” amounts of drugs yet why didn’t she consult with the doctors who prescribed these amounts?!! I wouldn’t want this “doctor” anywhere near any family member who is suffering.
This lady clearly has never had any medical problems or illness with pain involved. She dismisses the little girl’s complaints and just comes to the conclusion that she is faking. When you have chronic pain, you learn to cope and push through the pain. This is a PERFECT example of a doctor that is performing her duties, coming to conclusions without listening. Doctors need to listen. BTW, she just said that she was ok with video taping this little girl without her parents permission. I’m glad the jury saw the truth and awarded the family two hundred sixty million dollars AND vindication. They were telling the truth.
I saw a Dr for a skin condition......was explaining when it started and how it was differing over time etc. He had zero interest in listening to me and just wanted to biopsy it (it was a break out...not one area). I said, "you need to listen to me" at which point he yelled at the top of his lungs: "NO I DON"T!!!!" I immediately ended the appointment and reported him to the practice Administrator & terminated my relationship with the practice. The level of incompetence and arrogance is stunning.
Tamera you are sooooo right. I too have chronic pain and I have had to force a smile said I'm " ok " too many times. I get treatment for my pain but their is never going to be a " cure " for it. Thank you for educating new employees there is little education on people with chronic pain. ❤ God Bless you.
As an RN, we use additional therapeutic practices to help patients deal with pain that continues despite medication. Distraction is one of those therapeutic interventions. Maya playing with her dolls is a great way for her to distract herself from her chronic pain. To use it against her is abhorrent.
It does make sense. I have Chiari which is rare, I have seen more than 10 neurosurgeons and 15 neurologist that knew nothing of it. My neurosurgeon has seen many with Chiari because he has experience in it and that is who people want.
@@bancatorres2455yes but that’s a specialist dr u searched out… this is not someone that pple can search out for/to. I understand both of yr comments as I have RSD & something very rare that there is no known other cases of in the US & or other
?? That makes sense. There is website for rare disorders. While not all patients have something on this list (why its rare) there are certain specialists who treat rare disorders. Its makes sense.
I was just going to say this. There are so many nerve conditions that are not known. In reality, its not rare. Its the lack of research and interests that keeps certain conditions hidden. @@bancatorres2455
So if there isn’t a test to prove you have CRPS how can you definitively say she doesn’t have it!? She’s using words like “typically” but what about the A-typical symptoms!? There is no definitive presentation that would negate a CRPS diagnosis so how can she sit there and confidently say she was right!?
Maya was seen by a specialist a neurologist, who did diagnoses her with CRPS, HE even advised the hospital and the dr's of his findings but the hospital disregarded his advice. funny even though this hsp. says she doesn't have CRPS, they still billed for it yet didn't give her the level of care she needed!
The symptoms include that some people feel pain sometimes, but not all of the time. Some are in constant pain. The hospital and doctors involved in this case engaged in gaslighting of Maya. There was no sign of "medicinal child abuse" or whatever they tried to call it. Only doctors could recommend and prescribe the medications that she was getting for the pain. They didn't do any tests to rule anything else out. She had no bruising or any other signs of child abuse. It was completely irresponsible what the hospital did.
It is common to have various parts of the body hurting, but your brain can't process all the pain at once. I had a one hip replaced last year, & noticed my shoulder was hurting, so getting gel shots. Then last Spring, broke my wrist, so concentrated on this. After I was better, now my right hip is hurting & planning to get it replaced. I am sure after I am better, my mind will refocus on my shoulder until it is replaced.
To anyone wanting to enter into the medical profession, please leave your arrogance at the door. Patients don’t need to be treated with contempt. No matter how many letters follow your name, your patients don’t just need your medical knowledge, they also need your empathy and compassion.
Agree , but unfortunately the healthcare system is beyond broken. Employees treat patients with disdain because they're over worked and underpaid . 😢😢😢
Naltrexone is frequently used for pain in people that don’t respond to normal pain meds, love how she didn’t mention that at all. The problem is these people have zero empathy because they have no experience with sickness themselves
I don’t understand… If the hospital believed that Maya was faking and wasn’t sick, why didn’t they send her home? Wh6 did they charge for the disease that she didn’t have? The smile on the face of this “doctor” is disgusting. She is one of those who ruined the family, tortured the little girl and killed the mother.
Aldo disgusting om the face of nurse Amanda Flores. Did you see her testimony? She smiled very creepily the entire time. She was beyond weird and i was a jury on the fence she would have made My mind up
Because they are working to make money for corporate entities not patients. They no longer want to treat patients with genuine pain such as poor Maya, and they want to foist expenses onto others - so here they lied about her illness while trying to bill insurance companies for it. I sincerely hope the insurance goes after them as well.
You'd need to watch the entire trial. Maya wasn't allowed to leave, she was under dcf/social services care due to concerns over the mother and mayas safety.
I'm in pain every day all day and still work full time. What a dumb thing to say that Maya played with her stuffed animals. I'll give them my pain and Mayas and see how they go through life
If even a therapist can recognize that healing and finding the problems with a sick brain is a TEAM effort that involves both therapist and client-- then why is it so hard for doctors to understand that their patient is the professional of their life? LISTEN to your patients, you do not have all the answers all the time no matter how many years of experience you think you have on you
Because they have a lower EQ than a computer repair specialist. At least the computer specialist wants to help and fix the problem with the minimal amount of invasive action. And the computer specialist will guarantee their work.
after my child was taken from me and I lost my parental rights, I recieved a letter from them that my son was removed from that foster care due to abuse. I was never to see him again
I'm a RN. Basically this case is about the medical staff taking this patient off her pain meds. This is not a surprise since essentially they are doing this to everyone!! It's wonderful that this hospital has been found neglagent ! I'm so glad.
It wasn' t solely due to the Ketamine treatment .....the staff hated Beata ( the mother ) because she was a nurse and extremely smart. Knew everything about Maya's disease and treatment. The staff labeled her controlling and then of course diagnosed Beata with MBP and the social worker opened a case with CPS. I agree that Maya could've benefitted from Integrative medicine , but the Staff wasn't focused on a solution. They were focused on eliminating the problem , which they falsely concluded was Beata. Truly awful that the staff had blinders on , and cared little for Maya
This hospital charged the families insurance thousands and thousands of dollars for CRPS treatments. Which were never given to Myra. They told her she was faking her pain. I watched the movie about this on Netflix. This hospital should be shut down!!!!!!!!!!
As someone who deals with constant pain and no doctor will even run appropriate tests or scans to help me, I can empathize with Maya. They just assume I want pain meds even after I tell them that I don't want pain meds, wouldn't fill them, or take them and they still treat me like a drug seeker. This is the kind of "care" I've been given, and it's disgusting that our medical system is so broken. Doctors just make an opinion and stick to it even when the facts say otherwise. I'm in pain everyday, I get 3-4 hrs of sleep every single night because I can't lay down longer than that and I wake up barely able to stand. I had to find ways to cope with my pain because no one will find out why I'm in that much pain or do anything about it. Most people would look at me and think I'm not in pain because I've learned to keep it in, even when I feel like I'm about to fall over because I can't stand anymore. Doctors like these disgust me, because they are so lazy and arrogant that they can't see anything except what they want to see.
We can tell if someone is in pain. High blood pressure and pupils at pinpoints indicate pain. That’s how we can tell when an intubated patient needs more pain meds. I’m sorry for what you’re going through and neglect
Tore my rotator cuff. Had to travel the next 5 days. No sleep …not a single position to get out of pain. I hate taking pain meds because in the past they made me feel sick and anxious. Refused them after my back surgery, like a dummy, and prolonged my recovery because I couldn’t ambulate. …but this rotator tear was so excruciating that I was willing to do anything. The ER Dr looked me in the eye and said, I don’t know you…your transient… I can only give you 1 pill. I said I understood his point, but could he please imagine traveling for hours a day, for the next 5 days in this extreme pain. I told him it was terrifying to me. I said, “I don’t know if you believe in God or not, but when you write that prescription for 1 pain pill, if you feel any guidance to on my behalf, please follow that ‘gut’ feeling. I’m gonna pray God will show you truth because I don’t use drugs and I never have used drugs or alcohol or ANY substance. “ I was SOOO thankful he gave me 10! I made it through the travel days, slept through the pain and ended up only using 5. That was two years ago and I just had to throw the other 5 away so that I could cross the Canadian border.
@@Aryalanae as someone who has a relative who experienced horrible chronic pain from bone cancer the idea every patient shows the same symptoms one can just “read” is stupid. This relative died in terrible pain - yet no high blood pressure (this relative was talking meds for high blood pressure anyway) or “pinpoint” pupils despite pain nearly all the time.
I’m going thru the same thing right now I live with horrible back pain every single day I can’t stand too long. I can’t sit too long I barely sleep. Maybe for an hour and wake up. Pass out for a few mins and wake up. On and on. Then every couple months my back goes completely out. Where I can’t stand up all the way. I’m stuck bent over. At some point it had gotten so bad last week that I couldn’t even walk!! I was holding onto everything in my house to try to make it to the stairs. To PULL Myself up the stair rail on either side. To make it to the bathroom. I couldn’t sit down on the toilet without screaming in pain as crying. And I got stuck trying to get back up. I was dragging my left leg. It felt like my hip and leg on that side wouldn’t even work. My mind was telling my legs to work. But it wouldn’t. I finally had enough and said I have to go to the ER. I had to have help getting my pants on and socks and shoes because it’s freezing here. I couldn’t get in the car. It took a LONG time. To get worked in I couldn’t ever get “past the pain” like I could before. Before it was certain spots that was excruciating pain. But I could eventually work past it and get into a position that wasn’t that bad of pain. Still pain. But not as bad. Well. When I got to the hospital it had gotten worse My husband had to get a wheelchair just to get me inside and just sitting in the wheelchair was horrible pain. My fingers were numb and hurting. My legs were numb tingling and hurting. My whole bottom was completely numb and hurting tingling. They went to do a CT scan And I already had to have my husband help me into the hospital bed to begin with. And was stuck laying down at this point Well. The one nurse grabbed one side and the scan technician grabbed my other arm and they sat me up so fast. I screamed in pain and grabbed them both. And just got stuck in the most horrible pain at that angle Then they laid me back down on the other bed find the scans. As I’m screaming because I’m having ti bend once again. Got the scans And they picked me back up Once again as I’m almost up i get “stuck” in that grab of excruciating pain. And I’m holding onto the nurse and crying and saying I can’t get back on the bed. To get wheeled back. I just can’t. I tried sitting on the edge and leaning back. I tried laying back Finally I had the nurse Just drop me on my face. So face first into the pillow is how I was wheeled back to the room. And I couldn’t move at all. I was crying. Couldn’t breathe from my nose running so much and crying. And my face buried into the pillow and my hair in my face and mouth on the pillow. I was trying to move my body and couldn’t. My husband saw me and got the pillow out of my face and when he saw me crying even more and my face. He was like wtf. Did y’all just RIP her up and down ?!? He was so mad Because I came back even WORSE then I was wheeled back. Now. They’re giving me tramadol And something else. It didn’t work They gave me steroids. Didn’t work They gave me 2 shots of morphine. Didn’t work. They gave me an oxy pill on the way out the door while saying “I don’t see anything on the scans Just a few bulging discs” I’m sitting there crying. In disbelief that they don’t see a thing. There is no way I can’t even walk Can’t stand or sit. I had to go to the bathroom and get dressed to leave And omg. It took forever I was using a walker ay this point just to hold myself up. And my arms were shaking and wobbling because they’re so tired from holding up my entire weight of my body for so long, while my hands and fingers are tingling numb already. I felt like I couldn’t even adjust my arm and let go to grab anything else. Because if I let ANY weight off of my arms and onto my legs and back. Omg. I’d be screaming. After all that. I left the hospital in worse shape than I got there That’s why I didn’t even want to go. Because that happened the last time my back went out. It was just more excruciating uncomfortable pain and I came home worse. I can’t even lay on my couch comfortably. I try to put my hands under my bum just to try to shift over an inch. And can’t even do that. I sit my hands under my bum and lift and fingers up on the couch. Just to raise my bum a little. And that’s all the relief I get. My husband has to put his hands under my bum and back and pick me up and move me an inch Or pull me onto my side. Because I can’t even roll over. They sent me home with steroids and muscle relaxers I don’t feel like it’s my muscles It’s always my lower back. And my butt bone that are the worst pain. All the time. Every day I always feel like there is too much pressure on my lower spine I was born with spina bifida and was diagnosed with spondylolisthesis when I was 23. But they claim that won’t give me issues Last time my back went out (which happens every couple months.. to where I can’t stand up straight.. and at least twice a year it goes completely out to where I go thru the whole can’t walk and excruciating pain deal like this last time). So it’s constantly happening. I’ve just had to deal with it They told me physical therapy. Cuz. I can move to do that I guess. And The physical therapy they had me doing last time was the most ridiculous reg stretches I could be doing at home. Idk why I’m paying anyone to do that Bs I want MRI ordered. But am going through such bs But they tell me I have to go thru so long of physical therapy first just to get an mri The chiropractor they sent me to before I refuse to go back. I thought after the first visit geez. That made me worse. After the 2nd and 3rd visit. I said heck no I’m not going back. I came out of there crying in worse pain again. Anyway. Sorry for long reply It’s just I feel like I’m living in a NIGHTMARE. I’m constantly saying in my head “JUST WALK!!.. omg how hard is it to just walk and move my leg”. Or “just stand up!!” But I can’t And I feel like NOBODY believes me about the amount of pain and that I can’t walk sit or stand. They keep saying nothing is there. Wtf I am one person that doesn’t like going to the dr appts it hospital. Just to sit in pain there for so long. Plus I have severe social anxiety. So. It’s definitely something SERIOUS if I’m deciding to finally go to the dr and hospital But I still feel like they don’t get it or don’t believe me
Having worked i a hospital for 30 years most drs wont ever admit they are wrong or make mistakes at least 3xs ive seen patients die because of the drs decisions
As someone with an unknown chronic condition for the past 20 years, the type of pain/sensations that I experience have been an anomaly and hard to put into words, especially at the time it started when I was a preteen. But I'll share something that stuck out with the descriptions of Maya's ability to function doing one thing, and then feel pain when they poke her. The coping mechanisms my brain acquired and physical shielding of suffering throughout this ordeal are difficult to make sense of. When I kept getting undermined and gaslit at such a young age and finding out no one could help me, you just learn to adapt and survive. Maya's ability to be able to play with her toys might have been one of those distraction antidotes that helps her in the moment to deflect her brain from the pain. But in the position where people are prodding at her, it refocuses her brain back to her situation and the pain is flared up. The stress of people poking at you may have exacerbated that as well. All in theory. The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing" expressed through my functional adaptations and coping was quite common in my experience with a chronic condition that I am still trying to figure out the source to this day. I think it is neurological. Unfortunately, I lost faith at a young age in doctors and the medical system. Please listen to your patients and meet them where they are at. It was not fun breaking into tears as a 13 year old just by one look from a dermatologist that looked at me as if I was insane or the most sickening person he has ever met. I was with my mom at the time. I waited for him to even leave the room to do that, not to look weak.
I agree with you 100%. I have had severe health issues almost since birth: rheumatoid arthritis at 15 months, cataract surgery at 4, and glaucoma surgeries between about age 6 and 16. I now have a different severe chronic inflammatory condition which flares up and quiets randomly. The pain also moves day by day, sometimes hour by hour. They cannot definitively say what her pain level was based on what they have observed from other patients.
Yes exactly what I was thinking right now I’m in pain but to look at me you wouldn’t know you get tired of bothering people with it especially when they don’t believe you!!!
My pain for Shingles is in the hip joint, I could walk in very great pain. It took me a year and a half start walking normal and with Antidepressant to do it. Boy everyone treated the family so bad!!!
The only reason why they were able to sue and take it this far is because of Maya’s mom. She got a lawyer right away who wouldn’t let her sign any forms AND she had books of diligent notes of who she talked to and what was going on. She recorded phone calls as well. I wish she hadn’t taken her life.
So genius that she had to take her own like because the burden was too much to bear! I try to imagine being in her shoes, and tbh I don't know what I would've done, if at all I would've done differently? If she were to go in and against all orders and see maya, jail for contempt, ect.. they backed her into a corner. No Thanksgiving, no bday, no xmas.. man.... they really fucked with Beata mind. She already came from communism, man I just try and think how I would've handled it? Guns blazing? Ya know.... ? At least not a lot of people are aware, but they sure as hell are now! Wonder how many other suicide stories are covered up due to Dr s. arrogance ? Beata , in my opinion was a fine example of what a great mom is!
Unfortunately BECAUSE SHE COMITTED SUICIDE was the only thing that made this case high profile...*from experience* otherwise it's another case hidden under the rug. @@Findpepperbridge
@Findpepperbridge up to her last breath, she definitely did her role to take care of her kids. She left enormous evidence that her kids or family will be needed once she's no longer on this earth... I'm hands off with Beata's strength.
They can say all the special certifications they have but that doesn’t change the fact they were absolutely 100% negligent, biased and prejudice towards this poor family . The first oath we take as professionals is to “first do no harm “ and we are also taught not to judge people .
This is very common and it's unacceptable. Especially once mental health suggestions are brought into playland then lord the situation gets so bad .nobody believes the claims the patients make and the staff just feed them higher levels of drugs ,prevent parents contact and in my child's case end up being sectioned
We do judge family dynamics in medicine. It is pertinent to care. Suspicions of deleterious dynamics must be investigated by law, so we are always evaluating. Maya might not be alive today if her mother had been allowed to continue to travel about the country and outside the country pumping her daughter full of powerful drugs. I have had patients faking seizures, draining blood from their IV catheters into urinals filled with urine, you name it, all kinds of weird things.
This whole case is a bunch of people thinking they are and know better than other healthcare providers. They traumatized that entire family and I hope they pay for it
Mays is was a very good natured girl, who tried very hard to be okay for this gross team of undividuals who took and twisted Maya's childhood behaviors and her every effort, as some "proof" of their narrative, lousy personal ideas. Credentials mean nothing when character and empathy are void
I am a travel RN. I took an assignment at a Florida hospital one winter..ONCE. Never ever again. The abuse of The Baker Act was at least a weekly occurance. The physicians were not accustomed to be confronted about it either. Never , ever , ever again. Ever.
Good grief, this is the third time in a month I’ve heard about a medical professional taking a job in a FL hospital and not being able to get out of there fast enough. My neighbor being one of them. What the h*** is going on down there?
She stated CRPS is “very rare” then in the next breath she says she’s treated “many” patients with it… did anyone catch that? Interesting indeed Doctor…..
I am watching this now, and just caught what she said.. had to replay it back since I thought my ears were deceiving me..this bimbo is acting g as if she’s high almighty too..insane,contradiction
Isn't videotaping a child going to the restroom child abuse? This was icky - I feel so bad for Maya. Also wasn't she like 9 or 11, and if her leg muscles are constricted and curled could she even touch the floor in the wheelchair. When my CRPS started with just the right foot, I could not move any of my toes or use the foot. Also, I had to be accepted 6 years ago by a renowned Doctor and expert in CRPS in the Chicago area. Why do people put their noses down at Pain Disorders?
As a Chronic Pain patient, whose mother has been endlessly harassed by doctors and nurses, I can n back you up that medical staff turned on Chronic Pain patients when it became cool to pretend excruciating cannot just be thought away, or remedied by over the counter analgesics. There is more safety and money in diagnosing everyone who needs pain meds as addicts. The doctor's nurse bullied my mom into self-weaning herself from Morphine, causing infinite harm. After doctors finally realized her pain required Morphine, they demanded a regulated pump. The doctor chewed her out for being a deug addict, looking for a fix when she told him she still experienced pain. She was hospitalized 3 times with seizures, where doctors bragged they would make sure she was quickly released. After my dad chewed out the doctor, he performed exploratory surgery, where he discovered the catheter broke off in her spinal cord, and meds were not reaching the necessary location. We have since learned this is common with pain pumps. Five exploratory surgeries revealed no ability to remove this needle from her spine. Now, the doctors no longer flinch when they prescribe her meds. This woman has two letter S curves in her spine, and they still put her through hell! The problem we run into is all about where the money is, and where the threats lie. Politicians are currently being paid off by parents of drug addicts who choose to use drugs for recreation. The only thing that matters to these politicians are the money that comes to them from selfish people who could care less about chronic pain patients. If you saw the amount of money awarded to d e a agents For harassing physicians, it would make you sick to your stomach. This is all a game of money and power. These nurses and doctors are not heroes, but they are in their own minds. They will continue to be so as long as the government puts its nose in medicine, where it does not belong! Chronic pain patients need to start suing doctors for their continual agony. That is the only way this behavior will stop.
Ugh, they certainly did. It was painful to watch. If I was upset and feeling helpless, wanting to jump through the tv screen and throttle those people imagine how those poor parents felt. This was a travesty.
@ritatownsend7408 who was the creepy lady that kept smiling at them very very weirdly? Who was that. It was her who would have made me condemn them IF I was a jury on the fence!!!
Why would she show up to a child abuse court case with a cocky prideful attitude...if she is a pediatric doctor. Thats very worrying. If she thinks she above people in the courtroom, I can only imagine what she is like in the hospital.
Dr Dees was all baby-voiced, trying to act Kardashian-like; and boy did it change when the “ketamine girl” text was brought up. These doctors at JH are all arrogant. It’s nice knowing that hospital has to pay now.
Maya may have interpreted question “can you move your legs?” as “can you move your legs without pain”? The so called professionals have horrible assessment skills. Dr Dees is painfully annoying and difficult to hear speak.
To become a good doctor you have to actually love people. Many people want to become doctors for the wrong reasons like status, money and what not.So this whole medical system lack humanity. Doctors, social workers forgot that they are there to HELP suffering people, and not to inflict more pain.
I'm sorry but all of these nutcases have crazy eyes... Cruel, evil individuals.. wonder how many people they have hurt over the years. I hope more people come forward..
After watching the testimony of quite a few people, i have come to one conclusion. They all are covering their asses and protecting a hospital. They should all spend the rest of their lives in prison.
They accuse the parents of abuse and yet they are the ones who abused her and her family.The mother is dead because of it. The staff however are not paying the $'s and can walk out of there with a big sigh of relief. It's wrong on so many levels.
Maybe she wouldn't "perform" for these doctor's and case managers because they had taken her away from her family. When you take away a child's trust it can affect their emotional behavior.Telling her she could go home for Christmas and then at the last minute telling her she could not go probably really affected her.🤔
The coaching on this witness was extreme. She was lying, she lied and evaded a lot of questions. Poor Maya, she didn’t have a chance with all these Dr’s/Co-Conspirators. The fact she even tried to defend ‘ketamine girl’ like ‘oh no my friends would never say it in a mean way’ Honestly lady, find another job 🙄
To be fair, doctors have a lot of patients and they some times use memory cues to remember who they are talking about with the team. It’s not to belittle someone. Hospital work is fast pace and so many things to remember.
As a grown-up who exercises every now and then I’ll throw my knee or my back out but I still have to go to work and perform without anyone knowing I’m in pain but as soon as I come home trust and believe I’m laying up I’m in pain
I worked for a very busy and young surgeon in Scottsdale that used to use pain pumps routinely at great additional expense and consequences for his patients. And this was my first experience with surgeons I worked for using them. Even when post operative patients had been healing fast and well, often when they were removed is when they created many problems and complications. Such as hematoma's, seroma's and/or infection's resulting in extreme setbacks and even additional surgery to treat the issue. Infections were outrageously common and I told him that this was not normal and should be reevaluated. After a while, he got tired of being called back into emergency surgeries and dealing with so many post op complications and stopped using them. Voila, these issues massively decreased and patients generally sailed through the HEALING process!
Her explanation on the commode 31:14 is BS. As someone who frequently transfers patients, you don’t put a commode opposite the bed if they’re not fully weight bearing. You put it right next to the bed, as you would a wheelchair. Then the person stands w/ your assistance & you only have 1/2 turn pivot to the commode. PLENTY of space for the nurse to move. Safer for the patient, & for you. The only reason to put the commode opposite is laziness (you move the commode away from the bed when they’re done obviously for comfort; put it back when they need it), incompetence, or as the prosecution alleges, to try to prove something. Given the cameras & their behavior, I’m going with option 3. Caveat: Sometimes you’ll see nurses do this, with the commode/wheelchair a distance away from the bed, but that’s not advised for body mechanics or patient safety.
@@KMF3 Right! Bc if it’s far away you risk hurting them or yourself. Just nonsense. And no way is anyone going to convince me a PICU nurse doesn’t know better.
I dont understand their smirk on their faces( I’m referring to all the defense witnesses). This case is so tragic, beyond words and you sit there w a standoffish attitude. They should all pay w their jobs and also they should never get rehired
I’m seriously amazed how many people are siding with the hospital here. A ten year old isn’t manipulative as a general rule. Her pics and videos clearly show pain. This doctor thinks she’s better than everyone else. Video taping to prove her theory? What a joke! I’ve had doctors be wrong my entire life to the point I research my own symptoms. It’s infuriating to me that this even happened. The hospital should be out a whole lot more money.
I feel the same about how many don't see this wasn't the hospitals fault. Her symptoms didn't match with cprs, and that was multiple doctors. Her mum was demanding huge doses of medication, and it caused concern. The staff did the right thing for Maya. The dcf and court judge at the time didn't, imo. Also the father didn't help. So much evidence was left out of this trial.
A hospitalist sounds like an agent for the hospital it self and NOT pro-patient. I first encountered a "hospitalist" when I was in the hospital for covid in March 2020. ALL my hospitalist did was stand far away from my bed and ask how I was doing...I kid you not. If it wasn't for my infectious disease doctor recommended by MY family doctor I would have died because the hospitalist did absolutely nothing to treat me for my illness.
My dad was neglected and murdered from Covid protocols. I’m so sorry you went through that. You are one of hundreds of thousands of patients who were neglected during the pandemic.
I’ve had brain surgery, broken my neck and severed a ligament in my right arm, the lunacy and arrogance of the this woman is consistent with all these new hospital doctors that lack the empathy necessary to build private practices, this woman is stunning and oh so healthy
This woman is the best example of accreditations and degrees mean NOTHING compared to REAL experience. I am a homeless outreach worker and I was homeless on the street for 12 years. I am more successful at getting my clients help than social workers and others with letters at the end of their name. I apologize, as I am not bragging. I am attempting to make the comparison of what I do to these highly educated, incompetent and maybe even criminal professionals.
The doctors, nurses, pediatricians, social workers etc. thought they were all going to be big heroes saving a victim that they thought was the next Gypsy Rose.SMH instead they traumatized Maya and her family. Such a shame.
Well, actually, they did get her off of most of her medication that was clearly not necessary. And it seems that since she’s been at that hospital and removed from her mother, that she is relatively healthy and no longer taking ketamine and many other of the dangerous drugs, her mother, and that quack Dr tried to ruin her life with. It may take decades, but eventually these doctors will be vindicated, and Maya will appreciate what they did for her
I have a son with multiple disabilities included CP, Seizure Disorder and intellectual disability. We had more stays at different hospitals than I like to remember. But ONE thing for SURE, I watched everything they did and what they gave him as far as medications. I asked a lot of questions and got upset many times. I will never forget the time "the team" were trying over and over and over to get a tube down my son's throat while he laid there putting up with it. He finally threw up at one point and I ran to him to turn his head so as not to let him swallow it. They told me to move away. It's devastating to say the least watching your child suffer. Maya's mother was a nurse and had a lot of experience. I can't imagine how desperate and lonely she felt. I think they didn't like her from the beginning and targeted her. Oh I also remember when my son had a spinal fusion and the nurses were changing the bandage on his back. I said please wash your hands well and I got a look from one of them because she didn't like to be told how to do her job. I hope we don't have any more hospital stays, it's heart wrenching when you can't help your child or give suggestions to the nurses or doctors.
It happened to me too, my 20 yr old daughter got into a car accident, broke her hip in 3 places, left arm, her femur came ut of her skin... they took her to sinai grace in Detroit, great doctors but the nurses were horrible, no matter the floor we were at. These nurses should work at a morgue and not taking care of alive patients, they used to give her dble the dose or not give her scheduled pain medications. Left her for 7 hrs in her piss and #2 too.
@@alishaMKE I can do what I want, you worry about your kids not mine. If I want to tell a nurse to wash their hands I'm going to do it. You are belittling and rude!!
@alisha.007 it's our right to make sure that their hands are clean, especially if you have problems with a specific one and have to use her or his hands to touch the patient. We don't know what they've been doing when they were not in the patient' room. Depends on the hospital.
@@STLforEVER Exactly, especially because the son of a friend of mine had the same surgery and it got infected (Spinal Fusion, the incision is from the neck to the butt) His infection was so bad they had to stay in the hospital for weeks and he had some kind of vacuum to remove the pus. So, I don't care what a nurse thinks if I remind her or ask her if she washed her hands.
From day 1 they were on a "witch hunt" on the mom, and they chose to ignore all the facts & humanity and their sworn statements to "do no harm" in search of a non-existing situation to fit their evil narratives.
They were following the evidence and attempting to diagnose and treat the patient. The pre-existing diagnosis (made outside of this hospital) was CRPS, but they were not seeing it, so they were trying to rule it in or out, plus investigate other possible causes. They were seeing many possible mental health dynamics at play with the mother and daughter. A difficult case. The mother killing herself indicates that she was very fragile. Wouldn’t most of us stay alive for our family, rather than kill ourselves during a three month investigation? “They are taking my child away from me, I don’t know if it is permanent, so I will take myself away from both my children forever.” Disordered thinking.
@@Cherrysmith2809First thing, they denied the condition they charged insurance for treatment of throughout the entire stay. But besides diagnostic points, Maya’s mother said if she was out of the picture the hospital would release Maya. Which they did, 6 days after her death. Before, they were trying to send her to psych programs and medical group homes instead of home. The family believed if people knew about this, they’d be outraged, which they were. Unfortunately that sort of attention often requires a major event. Her mother’s death gained massive attention for this case. Would it be my choice? No. Yours? Clearly not. But she was right. Moreover, this hospital acted with arrogance repeatedly (them using Maya painting in bed as an example she must not have pain? That’s a clear lack of understanding of how chronic pain patients manage their conditions). I can go on. The actions of sally smith, the controlling social worker who had a prior dropped charge for child abuse and was disciplined at JH’s for behavioral issues. She frequently clashed with Beata. The hospital denied Maya rosary beads and holy water for crying out loud. This was not proper behavior. I believe they were offended from the outset by her mothers forceful and blunt advocacy. This set off a power struggle which caused this entire family major trauma.
In 30 years I’ve never had a single physician request video surveillance to catch a patient moving in bed and prove they were lying. Disgraceful and most likely a complete lie just to cover her buddy Sally Smith. Dees thought she was slick with that.
I like how the hospitalist testified how extremely “rare” CRPS is but then goes on to state that she has treated many patients with CRPS ? The hospital billed the insurance company for CRPS by ICD coding but claim she didn’t have it ??
I have never know video monitoring to be for anything other than a patient who is a fall risk. I have never seen it used to tell whether a patient was lying about their diagnosis or not.
It’s interesting how fast Doctor’s go from diagnosing and prescribing patients with whatever they can to claiming a patient is fine. This Doctor must not get commissions.
The way hospitals are set up today if a person has to go into a hospital it's not there doctor who has been treating them for years taking care of them it's the in house doctors who know nothing about them. I don't understand how this is good for the patients.
So did anyone expect this dr to say anything other than the complete and utter denial of a condition maya was already diagnosed with, which conveniently at the same time helps the hospitals legal take of which she is employeed???
I’ve worked in acute care hospitals for years and different colored stickers are routine & mean different things such as a patient who is a fall risk, a patient who is NPO/can’t have food or drink, certain infection control procedures needed to enter the room, & much more.
So 2 prior doctors diagnosed Maya with CRPS and the hospital billed the insurance company for CRPS but she didn't think it was CRPS? Make it make sense.
Wrong... In her description of signs and symptoms... Also Can test for it with thermal imaging.. I have it in my left knee.. Since a knock against the outer side of the leg. in 2014. Also spread to left foot since 2018. Now the nervous system spans the entire body head to toe... Doesn't miss anything out. Just because it affects 1 area doesn't mean it's not affecting everywhere else... Also been found crps can be initiated by intravenous injection etc... Inflammatory response is clear sign of crps. As a sufferer of crps when talking the pain messages struggle to get through to the brain... It's been used in Scottish case law. Episodes of distraction appear to be the patient has no pain. Also it IS ABSOLUTELY NOT A MUSCULOSKELETAL SKELETAL CONDITION. I can move my leg at my hip, my ankle my toes, high up in the air. But try to weight bear or touch or position my knee in a way that compromises circulation it's agony. They clearly need more crps training at this hospital 😤😠😞 also I need leg extenders if in a wheelchair, but vast majority of the time it's not on offer SO I hold my leg RIDGID to compensate for the lack of aids. It is a strain on already weakened muscles... But it's less painful than my leg in the wrong position for an unqualified amount of time
In other words you are a Dr who works in a hospital - hospitalist is such a dumb word - no other country uses such bizarre terminology. Just like claiming you are a Dr of Child Abuse - the US is just insane. Reality is all Drs train in hospitals to get their qualifications & experience before they go into specialities. This case is crazy just like the US medical system is insane - the worst care system in the world.
@Nick2bad4u Oh how little you truly know. The very fact that you have a Dr claiming to be a child abuse Dr shows you the levels of insanity in the US. This child & her family were in fact tortured by this hospital & people like all these clowns with their ridiculous claims to fame names. The US health system is utterly crazy & discriminatory.
A hospitalist does undergo specialty training to deal with the unique aspects that can come when patients are hospitalized with all kinds of different conditions. A hospitalist isn’t just treating the same disorder as a regular doctor would do. They are taking a much wider view w/ the patient being hospitalized. It may seem ridiculous to you being in another country, but if you had more specific information, you might not feel that way as there are a lot of advantages to having a hospitalist on the case.
Silly statement: if a port is invariably so “dangerous’, why should any patient ever have a port? Answer: risk benefit ratio. Maya: benefits outweigh the risks. So, this point and the extreme emphasis of dangers here is uncalled for. The doctor actually kept the port in by the way.
She answers the questions looking and talking directly at the jury?? She obviously didn't watch Amber Heard's trial, and how that tactic backfired on her 😂
Hospitalists are one of the WORST things about healthcare, they are consistently the most dismissive, heartless and least empathetic people. It’s because of a hospitalist kicking my grandfather out of his hospital bed when he was in his 90s and had pneumonia that he ended up passing away a few weeks later because the hospitalist kept kicking him out of the hospital bed and sending him home four different times in the span of a month and because he couldn’t get the consistent care that he needed, his lung collapsed and he never woke up after they tried intubating him. I wish the entire profession would go away, they do NOTHING but cause harm to people.
Wow so many people here who did not go to medical school. Do not work as a doctor. Villainizing this lady for doing her profession. How sad this is what society has become. People thinking they are smarter than they actually are without putting themselves in other people’s shoes. Only in the US. 🤦♀️
I am a doctor and disagree with her. If you think patient lying, why not confront the patient and parents. Telling everything seems fine all investigations and imaging whatever have been done, yet we did not find anything other than Maya complaint of pain. As doctor you need to be truthful to patient and parent. They have the right to find other opinion if they need to.
I am sure Maya would give that 200 million dollar award back if it meant having her mom back .
I'm sure she would. The things this child and family has endured can not be fixed by money. But it is the fact that they "beat the system" with the bad employees helps ease their anguish.
Without a doubt 😢
she got way too much money
The hospital will appeal , and drag this out for years & years unless a settlement is reached.
Without a doubt you could see the money ment nothing to the family god bless them ❤️
Hospital staff are so sure in testifying its NOT CRPS , yet they billed Maya for the same diagnosis through insurance coverage. Doesnt make sense at all
they probably had to put the CRPS diagnoses....because for just sever pain i dont think it wold fly with the insurance company to give ketamine and propofol.... just so they could get reimburses for the crazy amout of Ketamine and i think propofol.
Exactly they have to code for insurance reimbursement, especially for expensive treatments, insurance companies try very hard to not pay and require very specific diagnoses. Unless you have state insurance they seem to pay for anything no questions asked
I’m not so clued up on this but, doesn’t a diagnosis require the doctor or the hospital to include specific treatment/medication to treat that diagnosis? I read that insurance charged them a little more or less than half a million dollars and CRPS was included.
The charts hundreds of pages. Once diagnosis is on there it stays unless md removes. The chart has prob at least 50 segments ( like files) so what happens a diagnosis written day one falls thru the cracks. It continues to repopulate daily unless changed. Is it not a good thing ? Of course not. But it happens. The first md should have been more careful to add Thad diagnosis once others disagreed with this diagnosis. What I’m trying to get across is that it’s not as easy or strait forward as it sounds. Do mds worry about the billing section. No. They don’t but ideally it should be someone’s job to review that part of chart.
@@NurseSue425 aaah I see. But if the CRPS diagnosis was never removed, that kind of implies she still had CRPS, no? Because didn’t they also charge Maya’s parents for the CRPS treatment even though the hospital claimed she didn’t have it?
She says it’s an extremely rare diagnosis and minutes later says she has treated many patients with this diagnosis
I don't see a contradiction.
5,000 people having a certain disease on a population of 1m is rare but if she treated 30 of those, that's many patients to her.
Still abhorrent and criminal behavior from this group of healthcare professionals.
@@beantown_billy2405 Then you not using sound judgment or you are one of the hospital employees
@@Asidebar It's her job to treat pts with rare diseases
@@OumTHMDYShe hasn't had MANY. I am a medical professional of 30 years and seen 5 cases.
Said she had "pain all over" yet was playing with her stuffed animals.. Umm.. those of us who live with pain everyday figure out how to do things while in pain.. you just get used to it and do your best while still trying to find some joy in life. Surely, the docs and nurses would know this.
They objectified and dehumanized Maya, as soon as avarice and greed came over the lead psychopath, whoever called the shots had power, and these other employees are secondary psychopaths, weaker, yet power hungry, readily setting up the campaign to isolate, demean and exploit the beautiful little girl. If you don't know why they did it, look into the lucrative business those images were intended for. Profit and perversion drove that case, not the girls needs.
The girl was NOT PARALYZED fcs, everyone in pain moves around TO TRY TO GET COMFORTABLE, often moving more, because you can't.
Exactly. God forbid we try to do anything possible to distract ourselves from chronic pain
That is so true I learned to adapt to my pain😢
Well said. We find ways, to deal with the pain...and ALL physicians, nurses etc., should know this.
Absolutely!! I have a level 8 pain daily and people always say “I would never know!”
If you aren’t sure what a narcissist is, you’re looking at one right now!! This woman is absolutely INSANE! She won’t even admit to the possibility of her being wrong! People like this are why I say that there is a HUGE difference in educated and intelligent!!
She can be all intelligent, if she does not feel empathy ..
Must look good in swimsuit
She was negligent, ignorant, and incredibly unprofessional. But don’t throw around diagnoses. That’s literally the same thing she is being accused of. As mental health professional, it’s pretty disheartening to watch people use a real diagnosis to label someone as if it were an adjective. There are many characteristics one must have in order to be a narcissist. Not displaying guilt or remorse while on the stand is at the bottom of that list.
@@therealbe
Don't think too much into this. Narcissist is a comment section buzzword. It will just go away after a while like allt the others before.
These people who work in the medical profession, think they are Gods. I guess you have to be a narcissist to be one of those types. I've worked in the computer profession my entire life and would never think to condescend customers with my brilliance.
This is the danger of outside influence, once the hospital made up their mind and their goal was to catch her lying, then everyone on the staff was under that same impression. That really sucks...
This is EXACTLY it!! I see it all the time!
It’s like that gang mentality it’s awful
@@jennifersantos7307yes, absolutely right
Cannot stand it when someone is on the stand and says good question. Her arrogance is to much
Flirting with the lawyer...I hate doctors and lawyers...
Medical Doctors have a God complex. Yet they cause more harm than good! It’s a money driven evil industry. 😢
as someone who suffers from CRPS, im horrified at how we are treated not only as patients, but humans.
Why do doctors always come across as narcissistic
God complex lol
They think they're priests.
Because most of them ARE!…
Because they know they’re smarter than majority of other regular people. Some are way more cocky than others
Because they are…. I have a friend who is a Doctor in Arizona and she is a extreme example of narcissistic personality
It sounds to me, by the charting notes and talking crap within emails and text messages they ALL were being prejudice, and they all bullied her to "catch" her lying instead of truly genuinely trying to find out what exactly was wrong.
She was groomed for foster care ( sex trafficking) to the tune of a quarter of a million 💸 dollars.
I couldn't of worded this comment more perfectly ❤
I hate to say it, as a healthcare provider, but I think this is true.
Power trips! Beata stood up to them and they were going to show Beata! I'm glad I'm not God bc they would all be in hell!!
@@lousylou😢😢 this makes me sad because I know there are great healthcare workers out there.
These people are so cruel. It's hard to stomach the amount of abuse they inflicted upon the whole family. Why don't these people have to go to jail for child abuse and for violation of civil rights?
I’m interested in knowing if they all are able to still practice and have a license?
Because it’s a huge hospital across the US and they have excuses that this is what we have been taught and thought mom had munchousen by proxy and we were trying to stop all the damage those parents put on that poor girl. It’s a f ing game ins and doctors play to all make the most money out of this kid.
White Coat Privileges of Titles of No-Bility!
Because dont give me that goody goody good bullshit, money's a hit.
to paraphrase Pink Floyd.
They got a lot of cash. That's why. And the cruel way they operate generates even more cash.
They do not go to jail because they are the evil ones/hypocrites the scripture speaks of. Jesus calls them hypocrites, and in Eph 6:12 Paul calls them evil spirits in high places (They are literally everywhere.) on this earth. They are in every aspect of our lives. This is why really knowing God is so important. They are even in every religion today. It is important to find God as the Prophets, Jesus, Jesus was not "just" the son of God, but He was also a prophet. And the apostles. These are the ones we should be listening to. Not mankind, and the evil ones.
Why shouldnt she play with her stuffed animals even if she had pain all over? Did you expect her to lie unmoving in the bed? Anyone in severe chronic pain has to move and change position every so often. They still would not be able to function. These doctors know nothing about chronic pain or basic physiology. A smidgeon of empathy would have saved them a lot of time spying on her to see if she moved. Why did you even bother documenting Mayas subjective complaints when the object of the exercise was to collude with your colleagues in an effort to demean both Maya and her mother?
Did Maya move significantly unaided? No, all they could come up with was she played with her toys, sat up, coloured a childs book and used the phone. Pathetic people. Was she seen getting up and walking normally around the room and with ease? No. Maya was genuine by this criterion. But the hospital staff are still distorting to cover their narcissistic asses. Maya should win her case on this video evidence alone.
Consent to treat cannot possibly cover this breach of privacy by videoing a child without her knowledge and without their parent's consent. Since when was videoing a patient used as a form of treatment? Whom did that ever cure? Cured by video? Laughable except these people drove Beata to her death.
I agree with you.
l've seen several videos of children & parents interacting when child abuse was thought to be happening in hospital room...and no ...the parent didn't know a camera was on and they were caught doing horrible stuff to their kids!.....so ...yes camera's are used in hospital room's when suspecting child abuse....
"Did you expect her to lie unmoving in the bed?"
Obviously yes if she is in a wheelchair and claiming she can't move even a centimeter on her own.
@@Nick2bad4u Did she really claim not to be able to move at all? You're a bit of a nut! She coloured books, answered the phone etc. That is moving a little. She did not hide this. She was not in a vegetative state. She had chronic pain. That does not preclude you from some movement. Even with chronic pain, a patient has to move to stay as comfortable as possible. Dont you get that? Persons with chronic pain can usually move.
There should be criminal charges filed.
After learning how warped those who cared for Maya in hospital were and all the lies told concerning Maya I don't believe a word these witnesses ( for hospital) speak.
Right.... And who paid for what you heard? All of these testimonies sound absolutely on point.
The medical testimonies... Billing is an entirely different department! Lol
Nurse Hagworth was the most damaging witness for the plantiff. It wouldnt surprise me if it ALL began with her.
@@bancatorres2455so is the Joint Commission. “Lol” (quoting you) and those JC reports they seem to say many damning things about the whole system of this hospital, don’t they? 😂-your comment did NOT age well.
My daughter has CROS. Was known as RSD. Our insurance will not pay a dime .. it doesn’t have a code. She’s our million $ baby
I was in the hospital in 2020 recuperating from a quad bypass with complications. I was in bed, practically naked with all the “normal” hospital crap attached to me. I could hear the hospitalist and the nurse in the hallway discussing me and my lousy blood sugar. I had lost 45 pounds since my surgery because I had almost zero appetite. He kept talking about me in completely derogatory ways and I finally had enough. I yelled at him to come into the room and when he did come in he stood at the foot of the bed and started berating me. I sat up in bed, pretty much fully exposed and yelled “you are a terrible doctor and you are fng fired!!” He started in again and I said it again even louder. There were two nurses and a PA in the room and they were all next to the bed with their mouths open in amazement I guess. He left the room, storming out and I turned to the nurses and PA and said “now, where were we?”
My care during this six week period was close to insufferable but after leaving a horrendous government job that gave me CAD and years of heart issues I damn sure wasn’t going to die without a fight. I cannot begin to imagine the pain and suffering and grief this family has experienced and will continue to experience but I am terribly grateful that they were given the jury that believed them and a huge number of people praying for them. My heart breaks that they lost their mother……she watches from Heaven and someday I pray they will see her again. The people who did this should go straight to hell. 💔💫💔
I'm so sorry what you've gone through. You didn't deserve this type of treatment. Sending you hugs!!!
Thank you for sharing. How terrible for you. So glad you had the stones to stand up for yourself.
@@justmoon9798 thank you so very much……❤️💫❤️
@@HomeDIYSStuff thank you so so much….❤️💫❤️
I also take a dim view of hospitalists. They don't know the patients at all, having never seen them before.
Your own physicians, who have known you and your medical history, are not allowed to manage your care while you are hospitalized.
My husband has a recurrent issue with pseudo -obstructions of the small bowel. His gastroenterologist knows this but the hospitalists are different every time and don't bother to review his records. They will give him drugs that he has had adverse reactions to. I feel like I have to remain at his bedside to protect him from the things the hospitalist wants to do.
I think the introduction of hospitalists to the heath care system has been terrible for patients.
Surveillance without consent under THESE circumstances is outrageous.
I’ve been a nurse for almost 17 years in critical care. I’ve seen this behavior from many providers and other healthcare team members unfortunately. I worked on a rapid response team for 7 years and was a fierce patient advocate. I’ve gotten into plenty of arguments with doctors, PA’s or NP’s and other nurses when I knew the patient wasn’t getting the care they needed. I developed breast cancer and complications after treatment so I left patient care in 2019 and now I do nursing orientation for nurses being hired into our organization and I speak to this specifically. I remind the nurses that pain is subjective and we can’t judge how a patient acts and discount their pain. I have had patients who have claimed to have a disease process that they didn’t have which was verified by blood work. This makes my blood boil that this poor mother had no other solution and that the family and Maya has had to endure this injustice while trying to deal with the loss of their mom/wife. I’m glad the verdict was in the Kowalski’s favor, they deserve every bit of it, but no amount of money can bring Beata back. 😢
RN here, I totally agree with you. For a while we were really focused on medicating for pain, but once the opioid epidemic hit, we seem to have swung way too far the other way again.
Lupus patient here... pain is no joke...
Wow, thank you so much for your dedication and empathy. I hope your health and treatment is on the up and up now. I wish more people in healthcare were like you.
I work in inpatient pharmacy and I’m glad to have people like you and other RNs I work with. I personally have a rare enzyme that metabolizes anesthesia and opiates extremely fast and I found this out when I shattered my arm. I’d love to show you my X-ray. I didn’t have an elbow anymore. I had an amazing sports orthopedic surgeon repair my arm and it was ironic being that I was always there for him for joint juice or whatever drugs he needed. God blessed me greatly with this surgeon and to this day, I still do not have arthritis. Thanks be to Jesus Christ. God bless you!
@@kaylariggs5188I work inpatient pharmacy and we are here! I’ve saved lives, including infants and children in an emergency situation.
You can tell this lady observes patients with observational and experiential bias. She has inherent skepticism and disbelief of the patient's explanations and preferentially defers to her own conclusions disregarding the patient's emotions and words. This doctor is so proud of her education, training and experience, she's too high above the patient's and lower staff to care.
Yes. She talks like a dingdong sorority girl who is making judgements (all to deny pain treatment, which is all they do nowadays) about a rare disease while of course not communicating with Maya’s own physicians - saying “superhuman” amounts of drugs yet why didn’t she consult with the doctors who prescribed these amounts?!! I wouldn’t want this “doctor” anywhere near any family member who is suffering.
This lady clearly has never had any medical problems or illness with pain involved. She dismisses the little girl’s complaints and just comes to the conclusion that she is faking. When you have chronic pain, you learn to cope and push through the pain. This is a PERFECT example of a doctor that is performing her duties, coming to conclusions without listening. Doctors need to listen. BTW, she just said that she was ok with video taping this little girl without her parents permission. I’m glad the jury saw the truth and awarded the family two hundred sixty million dollars AND vindication. They were telling the truth.
Right on 💯👍💯
I saw a Dr for a skin condition......was explaining when it started and how it was differing over time etc. He had zero interest in listening to me and just wanted to biopsy it (it was a break out...not one area). I said, "you need to listen to me" at which point he yelled at the top of his lungs: "NO I DON"T!!!!" I immediately ended the appointment and reported him to the practice Administrator & terminated my relationship with the practice. The level of incompetence and arrogance is stunning.
@@mkneely4539What a moron! How does he scream that he doesn’t need to listen to you? That literally makes no sense.
Tamera you are sooooo right. I too have chronic pain and I have had to force a smile said I'm " ok " too many times. I get treatment for my pain but their is never going to be a " cure " for it. Thank you for educating new employees there is little education on people with chronic pain. ❤ God Bless you.
As an RN, we use additional therapeutic practices to help patients deal with pain that continues despite medication. Distraction is one of those therapeutic interventions. Maya playing with her dolls is a great way for her to distract herself from her chronic pain. To use it against her is abhorrent.
Many, many years ago a female doctor told me that I couldn't have period pains because she didn't. I wonder if she trained this cow.
She says that CRPS is extremely rare, but then goes on to state that she has treated many, many patients with CRPS. Doesn't make sense.
It does make sense. I have Chiari which is rare, I have seen more than 10 neurosurgeons and 15 neurologist that knew nothing of it. My neurosurgeon has seen many with Chiari because he has experience in it and that is who people want.
@@bancatorres2455yes but that’s a specialist dr u searched out… this is not someone that pple can search out for/to. I understand both of yr comments as I have RSD & something very rare that there is no known other cases of in the US & or other
?? That makes sense. There is website for rare disorders. While not all patients have something on this list (why its rare) there are certain specialists who treat rare disorders. Its makes sense.
I was just going to say this. There are so many nerve conditions that are not known. In reality, its not rare. Its the lack of research and interests that keeps certain conditions hidden. @@bancatorres2455
She’s guilty just like Sally Smith
The sad part is that this is not uncommon. It's shameful, vile, and down right evil that they continually do this to children and families.
It's a numbers game with money enticement to the child traffickers.
So if there isn’t a test to prove you have CRPS how can you definitively say she doesn’t have it!? She’s using words like “typically” but what about the A-typical symptoms!? There is no definitive presentation that would negate a CRPS diagnosis so how can she sit there and confidently say she was right!?
Maya was seen by a specialist a neurologist, who did diagnoses her with CRPS, HE even advised the hospital and the dr's of his findings but the hospital disregarded his advice. funny even though this hsp. says she doesn't have CRPS, they still billed for it yet didn't give her the level of care she needed!
The symptoms include that some people feel pain sometimes, but not all of the time. Some are in constant pain. The hospital and doctors involved in this case engaged in gaslighting of Maya. There was no sign of "medicinal child abuse" or whatever they tried to call it. Only doctors could recommend and prescribe the medications that she was getting for the pain. They didn't do any tests to rule anything else out. She had no bruising or any other signs of child abuse. It was completely irresponsible what the hospital did.
It is common to have various parts of the body hurting, but your brain can't process all the pain at once. I had a one hip replaced last year, & noticed my shoulder was hurting, so getting gel shots. Then last Spring, broke my wrist, so concentrated on this. After I was better, now my right hip is hurting & planning to get it replaced. I am sure after I am better, my mind will refocus on my shoulder until it is replaced.
Exactly.
To anyone wanting to enter into the medical profession, please leave your arrogance at the door. Patients don’t need to be treated with contempt. No matter how many letters follow your name, your patients don’t just need your medical knowledge, they also need your empathy and compassion.
Agree , but unfortunately the healthcare system is beyond broken. Employees treat patients with disdain because they're over worked and underpaid . 😢😢😢
@@nevermind19700 This is exactly the kind of system capitalism produces.
Many people hate sick people,kids. I knew many fellow teachers who hated kids. It was disgusting.
@@nevermind19700just in it for $. Actually hate what they do.
Naltrexone is frequently used for pain in people that don’t respond to normal pain meds, love how she didn’t mention that at all. The problem is these people have zero empathy because they have no experience with sickness themselves
what if it was their family member being treated this way??????
Facts!!!!!!!!!
Exactly in fact they tried it for me because of EDS, it’s like she is clueless.
Maybe, but every individual responds to medications differently. She does not need to mention naltrexone 😊
Naltrexone also cannot be mixed with any narcotics, and is used for addiction also
I don’t understand… If the hospital believed that Maya was faking and wasn’t sick, why didn’t they send her home? Wh6 did they charge for the disease that she didn’t have? The smile on the face of this “doctor” is disgusting. She is one of those who ruined the family, tortured the little girl and killed the mother.
Aldo disgusting om the face of nurse Amanda Flores. Did you see her testimony? She smiled very creepily the entire time. She was beyond weird and i was a jury on the fence she would have made My mind up
Because they are working to make money for corporate entities not patients. They no longer want to treat patients with genuine pain such as poor Maya, and they want to foist expenses onto others - so here they lied about her illness while trying to bill insurance companies for it. I sincerely hope the insurance goes after them as well.
You'd need to watch the entire trial. Maya wasn't allowed to leave, she was under dcf/social services care due to concerns over the mother and mayas safety.
I'm in pain every day all day and still work full time. What a dumb thing to say that Maya played with her stuffed animals. I'll give them my pain and Mayas and see how they go through life
If even a therapist can recognize that healing and finding the problems with a sick brain is a TEAM effort that involves both therapist and client-- then why is it so hard for doctors to understand that their patient is the professional of their life? LISTEN to your patients, you do not have all the answers all the time no matter how many years of experience you think you have on you
Thats what good practictioners used to do! Before Big Pharma and Government became Siamese Twins of Profit-Seas!
Because they have a lower EQ than a computer repair specialist. At least the computer specialist wants to help and fix the problem with the minimal amount of invasive action. And the computer specialist will guarantee their work.
after my child was taken from me and I lost my parental rights, I recieved a letter from them that my son was removed from that foster care due to abuse. I was never to see him again
so sad!!
I'm a RN. Basically this case is about the medical staff taking this patient off her pain meds. This is not a surprise since essentially they are doing this to everyone!! It's wonderful that this hospital has been found neglagent ! I'm so glad.
Almost funny that an institution that keeps big pharma in business, will try to deny a patient from the proper medication.
It wasn' t solely due to the Ketamine treatment .....the staff hated Beata ( the mother ) because she was a nurse and extremely smart. Knew everything about Maya's disease and treatment. The staff labeled her controlling and then of course diagnosed Beata with MBP and the social worker opened a case with CPS. I agree that Maya could've benefitted from Integrative medicine , but the Staff wasn't focused on a solution. They were focused on eliminating the problem , which they falsely concluded was Beata. Truly awful that the staff had blinders on , and cared little for Maya
Her whole tone is so condescending. Ego has no place in healthcare.
💯 agree. Her swaying side to side in her seat reflects her self- confidence.
... But unfortunately, it is WAY too common. Which is why I only trust doctors who have gained my trust over time.
This hospital charged the families insurance thousands and thousands of dollars for CRPS treatments. Which were never given to Myra. They told her she was faking her pain. I watched the movie about this on Netflix. This hospital should be shut down!!!!!!!!!!
More like hundreds of thousands. I hope the insurance company sues them too.
As someone who deals with constant pain and no doctor will even run appropriate tests or scans to help me, I can empathize with Maya. They just assume I want pain meds even after I tell them that I don't want pain meds, wouldn't fill them, or take them and they still treat me like a drug seeker. This is the kind of "care" I've been given, and it's disgusting that our medical system is so broken. Doctors just make an opinion and stick to it even when the facts say otherwise. I'm in pain everyday, I get 3-4 hrs of sleep every single night because I can't lay down longer than that and I wake up barely able to stand. I had to find ways to cope with my pain because no one will find out why I'm in that much pain or do anything about it. Most people would look at me and think I'm not in pain because I've learned to keep it in, even when I feel like I'm about to fall over because I can't stand anymore. Doctors like these disgust me, because they are so lazy and arrogant that they can't see anything except what they want to see.
We can tell if someone is in pain. High blood pressure and pupils at pinpoints indicate pain. That’s how we can tell when an intubated patient needs more pain meds. I’m sorry for what you’re going through and neglect
I feel ya girl! I’m a bone cancer patient and I have been treated that way too 🤦🏽♀️
Tore my rotator cuff. Had to travel the next 5 days. No sleep …not a single position to get out of pain. I hate taking pain meds because in the past they made me feel sick and anxious. Refused them after my back surgery, like a dummy, and prolonged my recovery because I couldn’t ambulate.
…but this rotator tear was so excruciating that I was willing to do anything.
The ER Dr looked me in the eye and said, I don’t know you…your transient… I can only give you 1 pill.
I said I understood his point, but could he please imagine traveling for hours a day, for the next 5 days in this extreme pain. I told him it was terrifying to me.
I said, “I don’t know if you believe in God or not, but when you write that prescription for 1 pain pill, if you feel any guidance to on my behalf, please follow that ‘gut’ feeling. I’m gonna pray God will show you truth because I don’t use drugs and I never have used drugs or alcohol or ANY substance. “
I was SOOO thankful he gave me 10!
I made it through the travel days, slept through the pain and ended up only using 5. That was two years ago and I just had to throw the other 5 away so that I could cross the Canadian border.
@@Aryalanae as someone who has a relative who experienced horrible chronic pain from bone cancer the idea every patient shows the same symptoms one can just “read” is stupid. This relative died in terrible pain - yet no high blood pressure (this relative was talking meds for high blood pressure anyway) or “pinpoint” pupils despite pain nearly all the time.
I’m going thru the same thing right now
I live with horrible back pain every single day
I can’t stand too long. I can’t sit too long
I barely sleep. Maybe for an hour and wake up. Pass out for a few mins and wake up. On and on.
Then every couple months my back goes completely out. Where I can’t stand up all the way. I’m stuck bent over.
At some point it had gotten so bad last week that I couldn’t even walk!!
I was holding onto everything in my house to try to make it to the stairs. To PULL Myself up the stair rail on either side. To make it to the bathroom. I couldn’t sit down on the toilet without screaming in pain as crying.
And I got stuck trying to get back up.
I was dragging my left leg. It felt like my hip and leg on that side wouldn’t even work. My mind was telling my legs to work. But it wouldn’t.
I finally had enough and said I have to go to the ER.
I had to have help getting my pants on and socks and shoes because it’s freezing here.
I couldn’t get in the car. It took a LONG time. To get worked in
I couldn’t ever get “past the pain” like I could before. Before it was certain spots that was excruciating pain. But I could eventually work past it and get into a position that wasn’t that bad of pain. Still pain. But not as bad.
Well. When I got to the hospital it had gotten worse
My husband had to get a wheelchair just to get me inside and just sitting in the wheelchair was horrible pain.
My fingers were numb and hurting. My legs were numb tingling and hurting.
My whole bottom was completely numb and hurting tingling.
They went to do a CT scan
And I already had to have my husband help me into the hospital bed to begin with. And was stuck laying down at this point
Well. The one nurse grabbed one side and the scan technician grabbed my other arm and they sat me up so fast.
I screamed in pain and grabbed them both. And just got stuck in the most horrible pain at that angle
Then they laid me back down on the other bed find the scans. As I’m screaming because I’m having ti bend once again.
Got the scans
And they picked me back up
Once again as I’m almost up i get “stuck” in that grab of excruciating pain. And I’m holding onto the nurse and crying and saying I can’t get back on the bed. To get wheeled back. I just can’t.
I tried sitting on the edge and leaning back.
I tried laying back
Finally I had the nurse Just drop me on my face. So face first into the pillow is how I was wheeled back to the room.
And I couldn’t move at all. I was crying. Couldn’t breathe from my nose running so much and crying. And my face buried into the pillow and my hair in my face and mouth on the pillow.
I was trying to move my body and couldn’t.
My husband saw me and got the pillow out of my face and when he saw me crying even more and my face. He was like wtf. Did y’all just RIP her up and down ?!?
He was so mad
Because I came back even WORSE then I was wheeled back.
Now. They’re giving me tramadol
And something else. It didn’t work
They gave me steroids. Didn’t work
They gave me 2 shots of morphine. Didn’t work.
They gave me an oxy pill on the way out the door while saying “I don’t see anything on the scans
Just a few bulging discs”
I’m sitting there crying. In disbelief that they don’t see a thing. There is no way
I can’t even walk
Can’t stand or sit.
I had to go to the bathroom and get dressed to leave
And omg. It took forever
I was using a walker ay this point just to hold myself up. And my arms were shaking and wobbling because they’re so tired from holding up my entire weight of my body for so long, while my hands and fingers are tingling numb already.
I felt like I couldn’t even adjust my arm and let go to grab anything else. Because if I let ANY weight off of my arms and onto my legs and back. Omg. I’d be screaming.
After all that. I left the hospital in worse shape than I got there
That’s why I didn’t even want to go. Because that happened the last time my back went out. It was just more excruciating uncomfortable pain and I came home worse.
I can’t even lay on my couch comfortably. I try to put my hands under my bum just to try to shift over an inch. And can’t even do that.
I sit my hands under my bum and lift and fingers up on the couch. Just to raise my bum a little.
And that’s all the relief I get.
My husband has to put his hands under my bum and back and pick me up and move me an inch
Or pull me onto my side. Because I can’t even roll over.
They sent me home with steroids and muscle relaxers
I don’t feel like it’s my muscles
It’s always my lower back. And my butt bone that are the worst pain. All the time. Every day
I always feel like there is too much pressure on my lower spine
I was born with spina bifida and was diagnosed with spondylolisthesis when I was 23.
But they claim that won’t give me issues
Last time my back went out (which happens every couple months.. to where I can’t stand up straight.. and at least twice a year it goes completely out to where I go thru the whole can’t walk and excruciating pain deal like this last time). So it’s constantly happening. I’ve just had to deal with it
They told me physical therapy.
Cuz. I can move to do that I guess.
And The physical therapy they had me doing last time was the most ridiculous reg stretches I could be doing at home. Idk why I’m paying anyone to do that Bs
I want MRI ordered. But am going through such bs
But they tell me I have to go thru so long of physical therapy first just to get an mri
The chiropractor they sent me to before
I refuse to go back. I thought after the first visit geez. That made me worse. After the 2nd and 3rd visit. I said heck no I’m not going back. I came out of there crying in worse pain again.
Anyway. Sorry for long reply
It’s just I feel like I’m living in a NIGHTMARE. I’m constantly saying in my head “JUST WALK!!.. omg how hard is it to just walk and move my leg”.
Or “just stand up!!”
But I can’t
And I feel like NOBODY believes me about the amount of pain and that I can’t walk sit or stand.
They keep saying nothing is there.
Wtf
I am one person that doesn’t like going to the dr appts it hospital. Just to sit in pain there for so long.
Plus I have severe social anxiety.
So. It’s definitely something SERIOUS if I’m deciding to finally go to the dr and hospital
But I still feel like they don’t get it or don’t believe me
Credentials do not equate decency or honor
Having worked i a hospital for 30 years most drs wont ever admit they are wrong or make mistakes at least 3xs ive seen patients die because of the drs decisions
As someone with an unknown chronic condition for the past 20 years, the type of pain/sensations that I experience have been an anomaly and hard to put into words, especially at the time it started when I was a preteen. But I'll share something that stuck out with the descriptions of Maya's ability to function doing one thing, and then feel pain when they poke her. The coping mechanisms my brain acquired and physical shielding of suffering throughout this ordeal are difficult to make sense of. When I kept getting undermined and gaslit at such a young age and finding out no one could help me, you just learn to adapt and survive. Maya's ability to be able to play with her toys might have been one of those distraction antidotes that helps her in the moment to deflect her brain from the pain. But in the position where people are prodding at her, it refocuses her brain back to her situation and the pain is flared up. The stress of people poking at you may have exacerbated that as well. All in theory. The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing" expressed through my functional adaptations and coping was quite common in my experience with a chronic condition that I am still trying to figure out the source to this day. I think it is neurological. Unfortunately, I lost faith at a young age in doctors and the medical system. Please listen to your patients and meet them where they are at. It was not fun breaking into tears as a 13 year old just by one look from a dermatologist that looked at me as if I was insane or the most sickening person he has ever met. I was with my mom at the time. I waited for him to even leave the room to do that, not to look weak.
I agree with you 100%. I have had severe health issues almost since birth: rheumatoid arthritis at 15 months, cataract surgery at 4, and glaucoma surgeries between about age 6 and 16. I now have a different severe chronic inflammatory condition which flares up and quiets randomly. The pain also moves day by day, sometimes hour by hour. They cannot definitively say what her pain level was based on what they have observed from other patients.
Yes exactly what I was thinking right now I’m in pain but to look at me you wouldn’t know you get tired of bothering people with it especially when they don’t believe you!!!
Also children can endure more pain !! Doesn’t mean they aren’t in pain though!!
I am sorry that happened to you 🙏🏽
Couldn’t agree with this more!
There was a discrepancy because Maya hated their asses. She rightfully did not want to cooperate.
This nurse, at one point said “she moved her legs, without pain.” Um, how did she conclude she was without pain, just because she could move?
She is an MD specializing in hospitalized children.." Hospitalist"
My pain for Shingles is in the hip joint, I could walk in very great pain. It took me a year and a half start walking normal and with Antidepressant to do it. Boy everyone treated the family so bad!!!
Her mom was a genius nurse… RIP
The only reason why they were able to sue and take it this far is because of Maya’s mom. She got a lawyer right away who wouldn’t let her sign any forms AND she had books of diligent notes of who she talked to and what was going on. She recorded phone calls as well. I wish she hadn’t taken her life.
So genius that she had to take her own like because the burden was too much to bear! I try to imagine being in her shoes, and tbh I don't know what I would've done, if at all I would've done differently? If she were to go in and against all orders and see maya, jail for contempt, ect.. they backed her into a corner. No Thanksgiving, no bday, no xmas.. man.... they really fucked with Beata mind. She already came from communism, man I just try and think how I would've handled it? Guns blazing? Ya know.... ? At least not a lot of people are aware, but they sure as hell are now! Wonder how many other suicide stories are covered up due to Dr s. arrogance ? Beata , in my opinion was a fine example of what a great mom is!
Her mum was an abuser. She diagnosed Maya from a Facebook interaction. Maya never had CRPS. She is a liar, a deceiver and a faker.
Unfortunately BECAUSE SHE COMITTED SUICIDE was the only thing that made this case high profile...*from experience* otherwise it's another case hidden under the rug. @@Findpepperbridge
@Findpepperbridge up to her last breath, she definitely did her role to take care of her kids. She left enormous evidence that her kids or family will be needed once she's no longer on this earth... I'm hands off with Beata's strength.
They literally destroyed this family. And act like, it's nothing.
They can say all the special certifications they have but that doesn’t change the fact they were absolutely 100% negligent, biased and prejudice towards this poor family . The first oath we take as professionals is to “first do no harm “ and we are also taught not to judge people .
This is very common and it's unacceptable. Especially once mental health suggestions are brought into playland then lord the situation gets so bad .nobody believes the claims the patients make and the staff just feed them higher levels of drugs ,prevent parents contact and in my child's case end up being sectioned
We do judge family dynamics in medicine. It is pertinent to care. Suspicions of deleterious dynamics must be investigated by law, so we are always evaluating. Maya might not be alive today if her mother had been allowed to continue to travel about the country and outside the country pumping her daughter full of powerful drugs. I have had patients faking seizures, draining blood from their IV catheters into urinals filled with urine, you name it, all kinds of weird things.
I think it should be “ First get the money “
Well, @merrywalsh2809, the jury has spoken. These healthcare workers are despicable.
Exactly. But all chronic pain disorders are treated with suspicion and derision by hospitals.
This whole case is a bunch of people thinking they are and know better than other healthcare providers. They traumatized that entire family and I hope they pay for it
Mays is was a very good natured girl, who tried very hard to be okay for this gross team of undividuals who took and twisted Maya's childhood behaviors and her every effort, as some "proof" of their narrative, lousy personal ideas. Credentials mean nothing when character and empathy are void
I am a travel RN. I took an assignment at a Florida hospital one winter..ONCE. Never ever again. The abuse of The Baker Act was at least a weekly occurance. The physicians were not accustomed to be confronted about it either. Never , ever , ever again. Ever.
Good grief, this is the third time in a month I’ve heard about a medical professional taking a job in a FL hospital and not being able to get out of there fast enough. My neighbor being one of them. What the h*** is going on down there?
Florida is amazing overall; our governor is very good. But every place has bad apples.
Wow...that's good to know and NO!
Whats the baker act?
It is to put people to be observed of mental illness, against their will.
She stated CRPS is “very rare” then in the next breath she says she’s treated “many” patients with it… did anyone catch that? Interesting indeed Doctor…..
I am watching this now, and just caught what she said.. had to replay it back since I thought my ears were deceiving me..this bimbo is acting g as if she’s high almighty too..insane,contradiction
I noticed that too and was surprised the lawyer didn't ask her how many patients she had treated since it's so rare.
Isn't videotaping a child going to the restroom child abuse? This was icky - I feel so bad for Maya. Also wasn't she like 9 or 11, and if her leg muscles are constricted and curled could she even touch the floor in the wheelchair. When my CRPS started with just the right foot, I could not move any of my toes or use the foot. Also, I had to be accepted 6 years ago by a renowned Doctor and expert in CRPS in the Chicago area. Why do people put their noses down at Pain Disorders?
My comment above comes from my experience as a pediatric nurse at the U of Chicago Hospitals. I'm glad you found help in the Chicago area.
As a Chronic Pain patient, whose mother has been endlessly harassed by doctors and nurses, I can n
back you up that medical staff turned on Chronic Pain patients when it became cool to pretend excruciating cannot just be thought away, or remedied by over the counter analgesics. There is more safety and money in diagnosing everyone who needs pain meds as addicts.
The doctor's nurse bullied my mom into self-weaning herself from Morphine, causing infinite harm. After doctors finally realized her pain required Morphine, they demanded a regulated pump. The doctor chewed her out for being a deug addict, looking for a fix when she told him she still experienced pain. She was hospitalized 3 times with seizures, where doctors bragged they would make sure she was quickly released. After my dad chewed out the doctor, he performed exploratory surgery, where he discovered the catheter broke off in her spinal cord, and meds were not reaching the necessary location. We have since learned this is common with pain pumps.
Five exploratory surgeries revealed no ability to remove this needle from her spine. Now, the doctors no longer flinch when they prescribe her meds. This woman has two letter S curves in her spine, and they still put her through hell!
The problem we run into is all about where the money is, and where the threats lie. Politicians are currently being paid off by parents of drug addicts who choose to use drugs for recreation. The only thing that matters to these politicians are the money that comes to them from selfish people who could care less about chronic pain patients. If you saw the amount of money awarded to d e a agents For harassing physicians, it would make you sick to your stomach. This is all a game of money and power.
These nurses and doctors are not heroes, but they are in their own minds. They will continue to be so as long as the government puts its nose in medicine, where it does not belong!
Chronic pain patients need to start suing doctors for their continual agony. That is the only way this behavior will stop.
Because they think that all chronic pain patients are simply drug seekers or addicts!! So not true…..
They had some smug, disgusting, weird defense witnesses.
Ugh, they certainly did. It was painful to watch. If I was upset and feeling helpless, wanting to jump through the tv screen and throttle those people imagine how those poor parents felt. This was a travesty.
@ritatownsend7408 who was the creepy lady that kept smiling at them very very weirdly? Who was that. It was her who would have made me condemn them IF I was a jury on the fence!!!
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@ritatownsend7408 parent, the mum sadly took her life. That said 💯 agree with you, though.
@ritatownsend7408 parent, the mum sadly took her life. That said 💯 agree with you, though.
This woman is vile and totally lacks human compassion. She's a "quarterback" of the team!?! What an ego. Disgusting!!!
Why would she show up to a child abuse court case with a cocky prideful attitude...if she is a pediatric doctor. Thats very worrying. If she thinks she above people in the courtroom, I can only imagine what she is like in the hospital.
Dr Dees was all baby-voiced, trying to act Kardashian-like; and boy did it change when the “ketamine girl” text was brought up. These doctors at JH are all arrogant. It’s nice knowing that hospital has to pay now.
Maya may have interpreted question “can you move your legs?” as “can you move your legs without pain”? The so called professionals have horrible assessment skills.
Dr Dees is painfully annoying and difficult to hear speak.
She just said CRPS is a rare disorder. But yet she denied Maya didn’t have it.
She stated it a rare disorder and follows that with “I have seen many many cases” - to me that is a conflicting statement
An example of a medical provider who can only diagnose if there is a definitive test for the condition.
Around 8-10 minute mark she states CRPS is a rare diagnosis and then states she's treated many patients with CRPS. Seems contradictory.
That’s just medical lingo that we wouldn’t understand.
This case has just confirmed my opinions about doctors.. i stay away as much as possible
Me too!
They don't even trust each other and so are very rarely a patient themselves! They like to give 'medical care' not get it!
To become a good doctor you have to actually love people. Many people want to become doctors for the wrong reasons like status, money and what not.So this whole medical system lack humanity. Doctors, social workers forgot that they are there to HELP suffering people, and not to inflict more pain.
So tell us then doctor with accolades, how did MAYA’S family win a settlement of over $200M vs Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital?
What is the mortality rate? Of the kids they keep?
This woman is the scariest human being I have ever seen
Why? She is a competent physician. She does not fit your narrative at all.
@@bellrobeYeah…I’m not sure about the hate. I’m only 1/4 of the way through, but she seems competent.
I'm sorry but all of these nutcases have crazy eyes... Cruel, evil individuals.. wonder how many people they have hurt over the years. I hope more people come forward..
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After watching the testimony of quite a few people, i have come to one conclusion. They all are covering their asses and protecting a hospital. They should all spend the rest of their lives in prison.
No without protest,in Front of Hospital.
They accuse the parents of abuse and yet they are the ones who abused her and her family.The mother is dead because of it. The staff however are not paying the $'s and can walk out of there with a big sigh of relief. It's wrong on so many levels.
They should all be kicked out of the medical profession. That attitude at McDonald's will get them fired immediately.
That is not proper placement of the bedside commode for transfer of a patient to it. It should be at an angle to the bed.
It was placed that way in the hope they could catch Maya on video walking.
They were fully aware it wasn't the right way...
@@MissSpaz Delusional
I agree. I am a nurse and I felt the bedside commode was a bit far away from her bed.
Maybe she wouldn't "perform" for these doctor's and case managers because they had taken her away from her family. When you take away a child's trust it can affect their emotional behavior.Telling her she could go home for Christmas and then at the last minute telling her she could not go probably really affected her.🤔
The coaching on this witness was extreme. She was lying, she lied and evaded a lot of questions. Poor Maya, she didn’t have a chance with all these Dr’s/Co-Conspirators.
The fact she even tried to defend ‘ketamine girl’ like ‘oh no my friends would never say it in a mean way’
Honestly lady, find another job 🙄
Anything to support the narrative the family has made with their awful 1sided documentary.
@@Nick2bad4uPERIOD. THANK YOU
To be fair, doctors have a lot of patients and they some times use memory cues to remember who they are talking about with the team. It’s not to belittle someone. Hospital work is fast pace and so many things to remember.
@@GOODYTOOSHNo! You do not get to disrespect a patient period. Wow!
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As a grown-up who exercises every now and then I’ll throw my knee or my back out but I still have to go to work and perform without anyone knowing I’m in pain but as soon as I come home trust and believe I’m laying up I’m in pain
Yes! Exactly! What bunch of idiot drs.
She might have all these qualifications BUT DOES SHE HAVE COMMON SENSE. DOUBT IT.
I worked for a very busy and young surgeon in Scottsdale that used to use pain pumps routinely at great additional expense and consequences for his patients. And this was my first experience with surgeons I worked for using them. Even when post operative patients had been healing fast and well, often when they were removed is when they created many problems and complications. Such as hematoma's, seroma's and/or infection's resulting in extreme setbacks and even additional surgery to treat the issue. Infections were outrageously common and I told him that this was not normal and should be reevaluated. After a while, he got tired of being called back into emergency surgeries and dealing with so many post op complications and stopped using them. Voila, these issues massively decreased and patients generally sailed through the HEALING process!
Her explanation on the commode 31:14 is BS. As someone who frequently transfers patients, you don’t put a commode opposite the bed if they’re not fully weight bearing. You put it right next to the bed, as you would a wheelchair. Then the person stands w/ your assistance & you only have 1/2 turn pivot to the commode. PLENTY of space for the nurse to move. Safer for the patient, & for you. The only reason to put the commode opposite is laziness (you move the commode away from the bed when they’re done obviously for comfort; put it back when they need it), incompetence, or as the prosecution alleges, to try to prove something. Given the cameras & their behavior, I’m going with option 3.
Caveat: Sometimes you’ll see nurses do this, with the commode/wheelchair a distance away from the bed, but that’s not advised for body mechanics or patient safety.
True when I had to help my mother who is bed-bound use the commode we put it as close to the bed as possible
@@KMF3 Right! Bc if it’s far away you risk hurting them or yourself. Just nonsense. And no way is anyone going to convince me a PICU nurse doesn’t know better.
I dont understand their smirk on their faces( I’m referring to all the defense witnesses).
This case is so tragic, beyond words and you sit there w a standoffish attitude. They should all pay w their jobs and also they should never get rehired
Welcome to the world of the egoist medical professional.
I’m seriously amazed how many people are siding with the hospital here. A ten year old isn’t manipulative as a general rule. Her pics and videos clearly show pain. This doctor thinks she’s better than everyone else. Video taping to prove her theory? What a joke! I’ve had doctors be wrong my entire life to the point I research my own symptoms. It’s infuriating to me that this even happened. The hospital should be out a whole lot more money.
I feel the same about how many don't see this wasn't the hospitals fault. Her symptoms didn't match with cprs, and that was multiple doctors. Her mum was demanding huge doses of medication, and it caused concern. The staff did the right thing for Maya. The dcf and court judge at the time didn't, imo. Also the father didn't help.
So much evidence was left out of this trial.
The fact that she knows how to lie like this means she needs jail time and can’t ever have a license or work in the field ever again
Ugh shes an up-talker
How did she treat many CRPS patients since its so rare?
She starts to smirk before starting….that’s all you need to know.
If she think Mayabis lying, why not discharge her home??????????
A hospitalist sounds like an agent for the hospital it self and NOT pro-patient. I first encountered a "hospitalist" when I was in the hospital for covid in March 2020. ALL my hospitalist did was stand far away from my bed and ask how I was doing...I kid you not. If it wasn't for my infectious disease doctor recommended by MY family doctor I would have died because the hospitalist did absolutely nothing to treat me for my illness.
My dad was neglected and murdered from Covid protocols. I’m so sorry you went through that. You are one of hundreds of thousands of patients who were neglected during the pandemic.
Just horrible evil animals. They were more concerned about monitoring her to make sure if she was faking it or not.
I’ve had brain surgery, broken my neck and severed a ligament in my right arm, the lunacy and arrogance of the this woman is consistent with all these new hospital doctors that lack the empathy necessary to build private practices, this woman is stunning and oh so healthy
something about her gives me the creeps
This woman is the best example of accreditations and degrees mean NOTHING compared to REAL experience. I am a homeless outreach worker and I was homeless on the street for 12 years. I am more successful at getting my clients help than social workers and others with letters at the end of their name. I apologize, as I am not bragging. I am attempting to make the comparison of what I do to these highly educated, incompetent and maybe even criminal professionals.
I have no problem believing that at all.
Thank you for doing what you do! I think you're 100% correct. Academic knowledge alone is not enough.
The doctors, nurses, pediatricians, social workers etc. thought they were all going to be big heroes saving a victim that they thought was the next Gypsy Rose.SMH instead they traumatized Maya and her family. Such a shame.
Well, actually, they did get her off of most of her medication that was clearly not necessary. And it seems that since she’s been at that hospital and removed from her mother, that she is relatively healthy and no longer taking ketamine and many other of the dangerous drugs, her mother, and that quack Dr tried to ruin her life with. It may take decades, but eventually these doctors will be vindicated, and Maya will appreciate what they did for her
I have a son with multiple disabilities included CP, Seizure Disorder and intellectual disability. We had more stays at different hospitals than I like to remember. But ONE thing for SURE, I watched everything they did and what they gave him as far as medications. I asked a lot of questions and got upset many times. I will never forget the time "the team" were trying over and over and over to get a tube down my son's throat while he laid there putting up with it. He finally threw up at one point and I ran to him to turn his head so as not to let him swallow it. They told me to move away. It's devastating to say the least watching your child suffer. Maya's mother was a nurse and had a lot of experience. I can't imagine how desperate and lonely she felt. I think they didn't like her from the beginning and targeted her. Oh I also remember when my son had a spinal fusion and the nurses were changing the bandage on his back. I said please wash your hands well and I got a look from one of them because she didn't like to be told how to do her job. I hope we don't have any more hospital stays, it's heart wrenching when you can't help your child or give suggestions to the nurses or doctors.
It happened to me too, my 20 yr old daughter got into a car accident, broke her hip in 3 places, left arm, her femur came ut of her skin... they took her to sinai grace in Detroit, great doctors but the nurses were horrible, no matter the floor we were at. These nurses should work at a morgue and not taking care of alive patients, they used to give her dble the dose or not give her scheduled pain medications. Left her for 7 hrs in her piss and #2 too.
please don’t tell a nurse to wash their hands good. that’s honestly belittling and rude.
@@alishaMKE I can do what I want, you worry about your kids not mine. If I want to tell a nurse to wash their hands I'm going to do it. You are belittling and rude!!
@alisha.007 it's our right to make sure that their hands are clean, especially if you have problems with a specific one and have to use her or his hands to touch the patient. We don't know what they've been doing when they were not in the patient' room. Depends on the hospital.
@@STLforEVER Exactly, especially because the son of a friend of mine had the same surgery and it got infected (Spinal Fusion, the incision is from the neck to the butt) His infection was so bad they had to stay in the hospital for weeks and he had some kind of vacuum to remove the pus. So, I don't care what a nurse thinks if I remind her or ask her if she washed her hands.
Wow! This woman should not be in charge of anyone. Her almightiness is dangerous to the hospital.
Well put. The Almighty Exalted Physician. Disgustingly arrogant. Where was their empathy instead of arrogance.
She thinks REALLY highly of her majesty Jesús
From day 1 they were on a "witch hunt" on the mom, and they chose to ignore all the facts & humanity and their sworn statements to "do no harm" in search of a non-existing situation to fit their evil narratives.
They were following the evidence and attempting to diagnose and treat the patient. The pre-existing diagnosis (made outside of this hospital) was CRPS, but they were not seeing it, so they were trying to rule it in or out, plus investigate other possible causes. They were seeing many possible mental health dynamics at play with the mother and daughter. A difficult case. The mother killing herself indicates that she was very fragile. Wouldn’t most of us stay alive for our family, rather than kill ourselves during a three month investigation? “They are taking my child away from me, I don’t know if it is permanent, so I will take myself away from both my children forever.” Disordered thinking.
@@Cherrysmith2809First thing, they denied the condition they charged insurance for treatment of throughout the entire stay. But besides diagnostic points, Maya’s mother said if she was out of the picture the hospital would release Maya. Which they did, 6 days after her death. Before, they were trying to send her to psych programs and medical group homes instead of home. The family believed if people knew about this, they’d be outraged, which they were. Unfortunately that sort of attention often requires a major event. Her mother’s death gained massive attention for this case. Would it be my choice? No. Yours? Clearly not. But she was right. Moreover, this hospital acted with arrogance repeatedly (them using Maya painting in bed as an example she must not have pain? That’s a clear lack of understanding of how chronic pain patients manage their conditions).
I can go on. The actions of sally smith, the controlling social worker who had a prior dropped charge for child abuse and was disciplined at JH’s for behavioral issues. She frequently clashed with Beata. The hospital denied Maya rosary beads and holy water for crying out loud. This was not proper behavior. I believe they were offended from the outset by her mothers forceful and blunt advocacy. This set off a power struggle which caused this entire family major trauma.
In 30 years I’ve never had a single physician request video surveillance to catch a patient moving in bed and prove they were lying. Disgraceful and most likely a complete lie just to cover her buddy Sally Smith.
Dees thought she was slick with that.
I like how the hospitalist testified how extremely “rare” CRPS is but then goes on to state that she has treated many patients with CRPS ?
The hospital billed the insurance company for CRPS by ICD coding but claim she didn’t have it ??
I have never know video monitoring to be for anything other than a patient who is a fall risk. I have never seen it used to tell whether a patient was lying about their diagnosis or not.
Listening too those who trained in Florida, then employed at John's Hopkins, it would appear they missed out on ethics.
I feel EXACTLY the same way
It’s interesting how fast Doctor’s go from diagnosing and prescribing patients with whatever they can to claiming a patient is fine. This Doctor must not get commissions.
The way hospitals are set up today if a person has to go into a hospital it's not there doctor who has been treating them for years taking care of them it's the in house doctors who know nothing about them. I don't understand how this is good for the patients.
So did anyone expect this dr to say anything other than the complete and utter denial of a condition maya was already diagnosed with, which conveniently at the same time helps the hospitals legal take of which she is employeed???
That’s a miserable room that they had moved her into😢 .. what a sickening doctors and staff!
Did we ever find out what the colors meant on her room door?? All the other patients had their names and she only had colors?? What would that be??
Good observation I missed that. They were definitely being bias and bullies.
Typically indicate fall risk or PPE necessity
I’ve worked in acute care hospitals for years and different colored stickers are routine & mean different things such as a patient who is a fall risk, a patient who is NPO/can’t have food or drink, certain infection control procedures needed to enter the room, & much more.
@@leannabedoreyeah that doesn’t even translate. They were being bullies and biased for using a coloring system? Okay.
@briannaotero5417 that was actually for an entirely different video, but still in regards to Maya's treatment.
So 2 prior doctors diagnosed Maya with CRPS and the hospital billed the insurance company for CRPS but she didn't think it was CRPS? Make it make sense.
Wrong... In her description of signs and symptoms... Also Can test for it with thermal imaging.. I have it in my left knee.. Since a knock against the outer side of the leg. in 2014. Also spread to left foot since 2018. Now the nervous system spans the entire body head to toe... Doesn't miss anything out. Just because it affects 1 area doesn't mean it's not affecting everywhere else... Also been found crps can be initiated by intravenous injection etc... Inflammatory response is clear sign of crps. As a sufferer of crps when talking the pain messages struggle to get through to the brain... It's been used in Scottish case law. Episodes of distraction appear to be the patient has no pain. Also it IS ABSOLUTELY NOT A MUSCULOSKELETAL SKELETAL CONDITION. I can move my leg at my hip, my ankle my toes, high up in the air. But try to weight bear or touch or position my knee in a way that compromises circulation it's agony. They clearly need more crps training at this hospital 😤😠😞 also I need leg extenders if in a wheelchair, but vast majority of the time it's not on offer SO I hold my leg RIDGID to compensate for the lack of aids. It is a strain on already weakened muscles... But it's less painful than my leg in the wrong position for an unqualified amount of time
Could you imagine being married to that and having to go home every night and hear that voice?!?!?! Ugggg
In other words you are a Dr who works in a hospital - hospitalist is such a dumb word - no other country uses such bizarre terminology. Just like claiming you are a Dr of Child Abuse - the US is just insane. Reality is all Drs train in hospitals to get their qualifications & experience before they go into specialities. This case is crazy just like the US medical system is insane - the worst care system in the world.
Hospitalists are just called Hospital Medicine Doctors in the UK. Genius take here guys.
@Nick2bad4u Oh how little you truly know. The very fact that you have a Dr claiming to be a child abuse Dr shows you the levels of insanity in the US. This child & her family were in fact tortured by this hospital & people like all these clowns with their ridiculous claims to fame names. The US health system is utterly crazy & discriminatory.
A hospitalist does undergo specialty training to deal with the unique aspects that can come when patients are hospitalized with all kinds of different conditions. A hospitalist isn’t just treating the same disorder as a regular doctor would do. They are taking a much wider view w/ the patient being hospitalized.
It may seem ridiculous to you being in another country, but if you had more specific information, you might not feel that way as there are a lot of advantages to having a hospitalist on the case.
There is no such thing as a “hospitalist” that’s the dumbest shit I’ve ever heard ! 😂 that’s like me calling myself a “veterinarianist “
But yet y’all let her lay in her feces . This is such bullshit
Silly statement: if a port is invariably so “dangerous’, why should any patient ever have a port? Answer: risk benefit ratio. Maya: benefits outweigh the risks. So, this point and the extreme emphasis of dangers here is uncalled for. The doctor actually kept the port in by the way.
She answers the questions looking and talking directly at the jury?? She obviously didn't watch Amber Heard's trial, and how that tactic backfired on her 😂
I was thinking of the same thing.
Yes its so condescending
Hospitalists are one of the WORST things about healthcare, they are consistently the most dismissive, heartless and least empathetic people. It’s because of a hospitalist kicking my grandfather out of his hospital bed when he was in his 90s and had pneumonia that he ended up passing away a few weeks later because the hospitalist kept kicking him out of the hospital bed and sending him home four different times in the span of a month and because he couldn’t get the consistent care that he needed, his lung collapsed and he never woke up after they tried intubating him. I wish the entire profession would go away, they do NOTHING but cause harm to people.
thats a woman who really really enjoy listening to her own voice.
Wow so many people here who did not go to medical school. Do not work as a doctor. Villainizing this lady for doing her profession. How sad this is what society has become. People thinking they are smarter than they actually are without putting themselves in other people’s shoes. Only in the US. 🤦♀️
I am a doctor and disagree with her. If you think patient lying, why not confront the patient and parents. Telling everything seems fine all investigations and imaging whatever have been done, yet we did not find anything other than Maya complaint of pain. As doctor you need to be truthful to patient and parent. They have the right to find other opinion if they need to.